Colbert Campaigns for Tom DeLay
The Hammer has his hands full defending himself in court, but he?s still on the ballot in Texas, so Stephen Colbert was kind enough to make a campaign ad for him. The prayer Tom DeLay says he made before having his mug shot taken, that ?people see Christ through me,? serves as the inspiration for the ad.
The Hammer has his hands full defending himself in court, but he?s still on the ballot in Texas, so Stephen Colbert was kind enough to make a campaign ad for him. The prayer Tom DeLay says he made before having his mug shot taken, that ?people see Christ through me,? serves as the inspiration for the ad.
?Tom, you will not run this race all by yourself. Whenever you feel alone, look behind you on the beach. You may only see one set of footprints in the sand, but that?s just because Jesus is carrying you.?
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